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1 bleak
§ ცივი, სუსხიანი, მკაცრი§1 ქარისაგან დაუცველი და ცივი, ღია, შიშველი2 ცივიa bleak wind / welcome ცივი ქარი / მიღება3 უღიმღამოa bleak smile ნაღვლიანი / უხალისო ღიმილი -
2 bleak
aღია, ფარღალალა, ცივი, მოტიტვლებული -
3 hillside
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4 prospect
1 ხედიfrom the house there is a fine prospect of the mountains სახლიდან მთების მშვენიერი ხედი ჩანს2 პერსპექტივა, იმედი3 გამოკვლევა (გამნოიკვლევს), ძიება4 გულსასმით შესწავლა (შეისწავლის)I advise you to prospect that theory ამ თეორიის გულდასმით შესწავლას გირჩევit is an enticing prospect სახარბიელო / მიმზიდველი პერსპექტივაა
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bleak — [ blik ] adjective * 1. ) without any reasons to feel happy or hopeful: Things look very bleak for the team. Textile workers face a bleak future. paint a bleak picture (=say that the situation is not hopeful): The survey paints a bleak picture of … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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